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Transportation Handbook Queen Anne’s County Public Schools Transportation Handbook Latest Revision 8/2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Policy Pupil Transportation Eligibilities.......................................5-8 Re-Evaluation.........................................8 Selection of School Bus Companies.....................8 Appeals...............................................8 Rules, Regulations and Responsibilities Student Responsibilities..........................10-12 Parental Responsibilities.........................12-13 Bus Driver Responsibilities.......................13-16 School Administrator Responsibilities.............16-17 Pupil Discipline..................................17-19 Pupil Transportation Office..........................19 Pupil Transportation Eligibility Purpose..............................................21 Background...........................................21 Definitions..........................................21 Procedures........................................22-23 Safe Walking Conditions Purpose..............................................25 Background...........................................25 Definitions.......................................25-26 Procedures........................................27-28 Appendix A........................................29-31 Procedures for Assignment of Extra Bus Service Purpose..............................................33 Background...........................................33 Definition...........................................33 Procedures........................................33-36 Emergency Plan for School Bus Accidents Purpose..............................................38 Background...........................................38 Procedure............................................38 Responsibilities..................................38-39 Pupil Transportation Operations Purpose..............................................41 Background...........................................41 Inclement Weather....................................41 Routes............................................41-43 Office Management....................................43 School Bus Operations.............................43-57 Special Transportation Procedures Purpose..............................................59 Background...........................................59 Procedures........................................59-61 Pupil Transportation Office..........................61 2 School Bus Accident Review Committee Objectives...........................................64 Members..............................................64 Selection of Committee...............................64 Minimum Eligibility Requirements..................64-65 Length of Service....................................65 Duties...............................................65 Operation of Committee............................65-66 Appeals..............................................66 Materials Used By Committee at Meeting............66-67 Exhibit A – Duties of Accident Review Committee......68 Exhibit B – Guides to Determine Accident Preventability....................................68-76 Exhibit C – Preventable Letter.......................77 Exhibit D – Non-Preventable Letter...................78 School Bus Specifications..............................79-86 Unacceptable Bus Driver Behavior..........................87 Regulations for Use of Queen Anne’s County Public School Systems Vehicles................................88-89 Bus Evacuation Procedures..............................90-95 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION OF QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY POLICY PUPIL TRANSPORTATION I. Eligibility for Transportation A. Walking To and From School B. Authorized School Bus Passengers C. Establishing Bus Stops D. Measuring Distance E. Suitable Pathways and Walking Routes F. Distance Criteria for Walking II. Request for Re-evaluation III. Selection of School Bus Contractors A. Qualifications B. Recruiting, Processing and Screening C. Primary Drivers D. Final Authority IV. Appeals 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION OF QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY POLICY PUPIL TRANSPORTATION The Board of Education recognizes its responsibility to provide transportation for students that are not within walking distance of the school and those that are within the walking distance that do not have a walking route meeting an acceptable level of safety. This policy is applicable to all students for whom bus transportation is provided by the Board of Education of Queen Anne's County. This policy does not apply to students needing special transportation. Transportation for students needing special transportation services will be provided in accordance with the individual needs of the student subject to availability of funding. Parents and school system staff are expected to promote safe walking practices, safe behavior at a bus stop, and safe behavior on the bus. Parental assistance may be needed on those days when inclement weather makes walking to and from school or school bus stops difficult. School bus service will be provided consistent with distance eligibility criteria or exceptions granted for walking conditions not meeting an acceptable level of safety. When considering the need for and/or implementing school bus service, the staff shall consider: * Acceptable levels of safety * Program efficiency * Economy of operations Providing an acceptable level of safety shall be the major staff consideration. I. Eligibility for transportation, establishing bus stops, and determining walking routes: A. Walking to and from school 1. Students living within the following distance will be expected to walk to and from school: a. Grades 6 - 12: - 1.5 miles b. Grades K - 4: - 1.0 mile, kindergarten at 5 mid-day .5 mile 2. Walking to and from a bus stop - Students may be expected to walk up to 1.5 miles (grades 6 - 12) and 1.0 miles (grades K - 4) to and from a bus stop. B. Authorized School Bus Passengers 1. Other than the eligible students, those who are legally entitled to ride school buses are school bus company officials, drivers, and designated employees specified for supervision of pupils by the Director of Operations. 2. Parents or other adults who are designated by the school principal as chaperons may ride on the bus while on educational field trips. C. Establishing Bus Stops 1. School bus stops will be established considering safety and economical reasons and will be at least two (2) city blocks apart. This is equal to approximately 2/10 of a mile. Some stops may be closer than 2/10 mile apart because of safety reasons. 2. Stops may be established on both sides of a roadway when sight distance and traffic conditions warrant such coverage. 3. Buses shall be assigned to operate on paved roads only. When it is necessary for buses to be routed over private roads, written permission from the property owner shall be obtained. If it is necessary for the bus to back, a safe adequate turning place must be available. Buses shall not back in heavily populated areas. Bus stops shall be located at points where vision is unobstructed in both directions for at least 300 feet and where room is available for children to stand off the traveled portion of the road while waiting. To provide minimum obstruction to traffic flow and minimum time to complete the run, where possible, stops shall be designated at least one-quarter mile apart. One a.m. and one p.m. stop location shall be allowed for each transported student. Exceptions will be made only in case of an emergency or when extenuating circumstances exist. This shall be approved by the Principal. Pupils shall be expected to walk up to the same distance to the school vehicle stop as pupils residing in non-transported areas are required to walk to their respective schools. When a child resides one-half mile or more from an existing stop, a closer stop shall be established if it can be done without backing the bus to turn around. 6 D. Measuring Distance 1. The most direct route meeting an acceptable level of safety will be utilized in measuring walking distances to and from school, or to and from a school bus stop. 2. Residence - The bona fide residence of the parent/guardian will be used to determine eligibility for transportation with the following exception: a. A baby sitter's home or day care facility may be used to determine transportation eligibility if all of the following are met: (1) The bona fide residence of the pupil meets the distance eligibility requirement. (2) The baby sitter or day care facility is located on a scheduled school bus route. (3) The baby sitter or day care facility meets distance eligibility requirements. (4) The transportation request does not involve a different bus in the a.m. than the p.m. bus. (except noontime pre- kindergarten and kindergarten) 3. Measuring point for all students: a. Detached homes - Measurement will be from the residence property line to the front door of the school (the front door is defined as where the school bus picks up and discharges students). b. Apartment complexes, condominiums and town houses - Measurement will be from the town house, apartment or condominium unit entrance to the front door of the school. E. Suitable pathways and walking routes 1. Road shoulder, pathway, right-of-way, sidewalk or other surface which pupils can walk without being required to step on the portion of the road used by vehicles except: a. Residential street in a community with little or no transient traffic. b. Roads/streets with speed limits less than 40 miles per hour. 2. An exceptional condition may exist in the following
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